Complete accountability for every street life.
We envision a future where every street animal in Indonesia is identified, tracked, and cared for ? where no animal suffers in silence and every community has the tools to help. Through open-source technology, veterinary education, and radical transparency, we are building an ecosystem where animal welfare is a shared responsibility, every clinic has access to professional tools, and every veterinarian can learn and grow together.
Mission
To provide technology-driven animal welfare services across Indonesia, delivering rapid emergency response, comprehensive medical care and TNR programs, veterinary and community education, free open-source clinic management tools, centralized bio-surveillance, and an open veterinary knowledge base ? ensuring every street animal receives the care it deserves while empowering veterinarians, students, and communities to build a more humane world together.
Core Values
Agility
We adapt quickly to changing environments and immediate rescue calls, ensuring rapid and flexible responses to any animal in distress.
Data-Driven
Our decisions are guided by real-time data and analytics, ensuring resources are allocated where they create the greatest impact.
Compassion
Empathy is at the core of everything we do. We treat every animal with dignity and every community member with respect.
Integrity
We uphold the highest ethical standards of honesty, fairness, and transparency in all our interactions and operations.
Community Empowerment
We believe in building sustainable change by educating, supporting, and empowering local communities, volunteers, and veterinarians.
Innovation
We continuously adopt new technologies and methodologies to improve animal welfare outcomes and operational efficiency.
What We Do
Discover our multi-disciplinary approach to transforming animal welfare.
Round-the-clock rapid response teams deployed across the city to rescue injured, sick, or endangered street animals within minutes of a report.
Comprehensive veterinary services including triage, surgery, vaccination, rehabilitation, and Trap-Neuter-Return programs to humanely manage street animal populations.
Hands-on training programs teaching clinical diagnosis, simple surgical procedures, and treatment protocols for small pets (cats and dogs) to community veterinarians and students.
Educational courses on layer/egg chicken operations covering farm management, nutrition, disease prevention, and medication protocols for small-scale poultry farmers.
Open-source veterinary ERP system provided free to small clinics, enabling digital medical records, appointment scheduling, inventory management, and financial tracking.
Self-service digital portal where pet owners can access their animal medical records, vaccination history, appointment schedules, and health recommendations.
Aggregated disease monitoring network powered by ERP data from partner clinics. All personally identifiable information is protected ? only anonymized disease patterns are published.
Free, open-source digital library providing veterinary professionals with access to clinical guidelines, research papers, diagnostic references, and treatment protocols.
Our Impact
SDG Alignment
Our work contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being
Promoting animal health directly supports public health through zoonotic disease prevention, vaccination programs, and campus bio-surveillance.
SDG 4: Quality Education
Our community education programs train students and volunteers in animal welfare, veterinary first aid, and responsible pet ownership.
SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
Managing street animal populations humanely contributes to safer, more sustainable urban environments for both people and animals.
SDG 15: Life on Land
Protecting and rehabilitating urban wildlife, monitoring biodiversity on campus, and preserving ecosystems through responsible animal management.
SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
Collaborating with university departments, local government, veterinary associations, and international NGOs to amplify our collective impact.
Our Team ? Medical & Chief Personnel
Our veterinary specialists, clinical apprentices, and leadership team.
Veterinarians
Clinical Apprentices (Apprentice Veterinarians)
Tactical Support Network
Active Service Zone
Our rapid emergency response operates within a designated active service zone covering the IPB University campus and its immediate surroundings to ensure swift transit and timely veterinary intervention.